New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

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Of oeDilry they seem 10 regard the oS
esssros rather than ainaiI
1iSs osss q your tax laws your
nnpishpr crime are OF them stsnt
Upon broader ground than those rights OF society
90 not think the whom say that ths
ss%s hS sn % e Ss sss
There lee SeSa ap vs. more than Il could
endure and half free lAppIsnss ,o0.. 7,
,brys. the smp as Of REFORM public
cradle the e Se s
manhood destined to i've long life OF usefulness
THE LETTERS AND RESOLUTIONS.
STRONG APPROVAL FROM PARTY LEADERs-sENTI-
MENTs OF THE MEETING.
There were so many letters received from Republican
leaders, Senator'S Governors, Congressman, Judges and
other officials that found impossible to do more
than refer to them. Here things said by the
writer's:
Senator Edmunds Of Vermont heartily sympathize with
s 3, inc every State viii stvey exert
party Vernon. Does to rspress The great sy 81 s
:sS sysro q a0s the envy Whole people
ssss: ;s? si s1.s: S
oS swa ssn 80 'i To
s O. SSE'' and Worthy earnestly that The
wage Warfare against system. indeed nearly A
DO done the years. has been done and Will
be dons tnscSsh the EsD1OSan party .n,,,v with tn.
movement your committee and in urtheranee OF
s SssSod adopted ssStSs
and T t oSr Of tho liquor 81
Blair New nst that Hn h Connect mee
i iosc s I'll io4%: Of
&c sloohse Fro,Sandy impressed with the
sSSa ~ that
en al opposition by the Nation alone
and tho SALE yet hail with satsac-
Sn a Ss srss on sV and dictated BY the
Judgment Of people in any State or in any community
Senator Hosr Of Massachuset.sI entirely approve the
trusted with the power anywhere should
aIa poM SS dpFBr :sioon The special BY which
shall be , w ya " Ss
Localities But purpose should be identical everywhere
in psp Of moral purity aud
'Or It can look for no help to that party and
90 long has beo supported and controlled by the liquor
'' Senator morrill, vermcI hardly know O. any meas
which ENGAGED the saloons Of our S Ses
tenn q hsS ioonsO would be great step in aid of morals
SPEAKER MSsfed"fhe spirit the Anti Saloon
Republicans meet with my hearty approval regret that
official will prevent attendance at the meeting on
Ex Governor Foster of oho-Thst saloon is the
demcrzns agency that is inflicted upon people,
the OF CURSES SO palpabe as to be universally adj
That Republican party necessarily DO the nsra
RESTRAIN this enormous its Of harm or Il
sbie extinction is the philosophy Of the situation
viii as Certainly be the promotion growth and power
81 Of t rness who %psp thus act
marty has and should continue
sentiment and the cause Of reform In every drec
liquor should be counted with uncertain sound
of the should be the party
70 which looks for wholesome liquor laws and
Henry CATO duty Republican party
form and its work IN legislation put Itself quarey
ss paT the as abans the evils
which from drunkenness ana from the influence OF the
Governor Martin o, KansaThe good results following
say DO not believe that Tu 6o Of Voting
D%y . the
during OF agitation But 1t has during the
past three years, regained It's old supremacy. and
and respect Of the people been Repuean.
have attended the abolition Of the saloon very
number of the most VIII 9p2ese any
DO believe that this question will ever again be an issue
Congressman cucheon of MichisanAt the late election
votes Tor constitutional prohibition That does
not the a. SS Teasops ns four as
i've opposed 70 the Of the saSS1 es believe
buell. Of 5 a ns He
IN mis- Issue as one Of rs cardinal prn
James W. Hawes~onr party never gained ythDg by
gam nothing by sp Sds SSSrss
eom mas mSs aIu cnsSpon:hp Of pr,acipie
an in a'ay PaRRy yDa aSa accord
"Yaraiey T. BrowS o. vrginiaIf il IN my power
ss sd aa al ON
sal, IN Of the
The u sS ss % s o s D sss
interests all Glasses and conditions OF our people
the Republican party uneouvocaly anagonze the
saloon and all its vc0us by 50 DONG the
p1EEsy x lSss aoa'8s nOp
man to ts ec ana
tuses an se@ent to Repubcaa principles and
10 long enduring Republican success heartily g., .vrn.,hv
with movement as against tree h2aor 90 se
nor the cynical spirit OF the liquor sellers
should be allowed 70 control
The resolutons. which unanimously adopted, are
practically the those agreed upon by the Anti
Saloon Republican conference held in Chicago last year
They read as follows
/ That tho liquor traffic it exists to-day in the United
the enemy Of society fruitful source Of corruption
seeking to ,S aS S
coneem ration Of ali good men.
That We sns sp an such
restrict and control is and at the earliest
We believe the National should absolutely
the Of Columbia and in all the Territories OF the
Tss believe the best practical method Of dealing with
traffic in the states Is to the p9ope 0 ae
stitptional and until such amendments are
sdopted by the passage fioos. option laws
nasmuch the saloon business creates special
people courts jails
and aimshouss therefore large annual var should be
long they continue TO oxst
And thai hey should made responsible Tor all public and
private injury resulting from the traffic
That the Rspublcan party and whenever In
power should faithfully enforce whatever ordinances
be enacted for
ne restriction or suppression the liquor traffic
Tha wo approve action OF Congress and OF those
States that providing for teaching the phys
1oosca inoxcants in public schools ana that
Ne earnestly State Legislature the
OF provide for the thorough teach
ing OF such effects children.
We demand that the Republican party shall take firm
OF the home and the OF
ths saloon this policy these measures We
pledge do utmost 10 ciuse the
mon and whatever party or naineto
Son with securing these objects and IN support Of the
Republican party. 30 far as 10 shall adopt them.
MR. POWDERLY WAS A SOCIALIST
The Socialists laugh at General Master Workman
powderlys explanation to how he to have In his
sossessinn red card Of membership in the socalstic